The specialties of Zhangjiajie include: Qingyan Cuiming, Pueraria lobata powder, Zhangjiajie mandarin orange, mulberry radish, Tujia tea, etc.

1. Green rocks and green jade

Yan Ming Cui is one of China’s famous teas. It is famous at home and abroad because of the Qingyan produced in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, hence the name Qingyan Famous Hammer. In May 1983, Yan Mingcui participated in the "Big Five" competition in Hunan Province, was rated as a high-quality famous tea and won the Gold Cup Award.

2. Pueraria lobata

Pueraria lobata is one of the three treasures of Zhangjiajie and is divided into rice pueraria powder and chai pueraria powder. Traditionally, Chai Gefen is the most authentic mountain peak above 720 meters above sea level, because Zhangjiajie is more than 1,200 meters above sea level.

3. Zhangjiajie tangerine

Zhangjiajie tangerine fruit is oblate, with a single fruit weight of 150-160 grams. The peel is orange-red, thin and shiny, and the soluble solids content is 12%. -13%, the flesh is crisp and tender, juicy and sweet, the residue is refreshing, rich in VC, has a unique flavor and is durable for storage and transportation. In November 2007, it obtained the geographical indication certification trademark registered by the National Trademark Office.

4. Mulberry radish

Mulberry radish is a specialty of Baishi Township, Sangzhi County, Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province. Baishi Township has a cool climate in summer, a large temperature difference between day and night, and abundant rainfall. The mountains with an average altitude of 1,100 meters are not only suitable for growing radishes, but the radishes grown are also particularly delicious. Sangzhi County is a traditional agricultural county with rich vegetable resources, especially radish cultivation with a long history.

5. Tujia Tea

Tujia Tea, also known as strawberry tea and longevity vine, is a perennial vine with the scientific name "Snake Grape". It is a rare and precious edible plant in the world. It grows in the red sandstone on the cliffs that are shrouded in clouds and mist all year round and are pollution-free. If mosquitoes don't eat it, they will suffer from all kinds of diseases.